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I think so, not sure, but in my existing system, there is a dedicated partition called recovery D:, do i need to copy and save these files?
also can any one please guide me how to save my bookmarks for website in google chrome?
I think so, not sure, but in my existing system, there is a dedicated partition called recovery D:, do i need to copy and save these files?
also can any one please guide me how to save my bookmarks for website in google chrome?
If you are going to pull that hard drive, you will always have the recovery partition on it. So what`s the point of putting it somewhere else.
Save your favorites by copying the favorites file found here, to a usb drive.
start>computer>C:>users>your account>favorites
They would be your Internet Explorer favorites, not exactly sure about saving your Chrome favorites. Maybe this will help.
Go to : C:\Users\USER\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default
where USER is the user name that you are logged in under.
http://support.google.com/chrome/bin...n&answer=96816
about backing up my system drivers, I was told to download DRIVERMAX PROGRAM, which will do this job for me. is this the right way?
Windows 7 is pretty driver complete. I`ve never had to worry about drivers. Just run windows update and anything it doesn`t find, just go to the hp website. For instance, webcam drivers and software.
But it wouldn`t hurt to back them up.
You can put the recovery partition on the 500 gig hard drive using windows image backup.
start>control panel>backup and restore>create system image
The recovery partition will have to be assigned a letter.
There should be some software on your HP that allows you to make recovery discs. That would be the easiest way.
The recovery partition is on the same drive as windows. Open up disk management and you will see.
You already posted a pic a ways back.
ok i will leave it then. all done now i am out and will be back with ssd running soon hopefully.
hi all
i am back every thing is working great. how can i take full advantage of SSD? performance and storage wise?